Mr. Peabody costume — example look
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Mr. Peabody Costume

Dress up as the world's smartest, time-traveling beagle.

Mr. Peabody is the genius, time-traveling beagle from the classic cartoons and the animated film Mr. Peabody & Sherman. Dressing up as this sophisticated canine is a popular choice for fans of classic animation and makes for an incredibly easy DIY project. The look relies on a clean white base, round black glasses, and his signature red bow tie.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~30 min
Budget
$1545

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Mr. Peabody costume
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What you need for a Mr. Peabody costume

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  • White hooded sweatshirt

    A plain, solid white pullover hoodie to serve as the dog's white fur body.

    DIY: Use any plain white long-sleeve shirt and a white beanie instead.

  • White sweatpants

    Matching solid white sweatpants to complete the all-white canine body.

    DIY: Wear white jeans or white leggings.

  • Red bow tie

    A classic pre-tied red satin bow tie worn snugly around the collar.

    DIY: Cut a bow shape out of red felt and safety-pin it to your collar.

  • Round black glasses

    Thick-rimmed, perfectly round black costume glasses with no lenses or clear lenses.

    DIY: Pop the lenses out of cheap round sunglasses or use black face paint to draw them.

  • White and black felt

    Stiff felt sheets to construct floppy white dog ears with black interior accents.

    DIY: Use clean white socks stuffed lightly with cotton and pinned to the hood.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the white sweatpants and the white hooded sweatshirt.

  2. 2

    Cut two long, floppy teardrop shapes out of the white felt to act as beagle ears.

  3. 3

    Sew or safety-pin the felt ears to the sides of the sweatshirt's hood so they hang down.

  4. 4

    Fasten the red bow tie around the neck of the sweatshirt, ensuring it sits centered.

  5. 5

    Put on the round black-rimmed glasses.

  6. 6

    Pull the hood up over your head to display the floppy dog ears.

Makeup & hair

Keep your hair completely tucked inside the white hood. Use black face paint or eyeliner to draw a small, round dog nose on the tip of your nose.

Mr. Peabody for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair up with someone dressed as Sherman in a white tee, round glasses, and orange hair.
group
Add Penny Peterson in her school outfit and a third person as the WABAC time machine.
kids
Use a white toddler onesie, attach felt ears to a white baby hat, and add a felt red bow tie.
Plus size
Use an oversized white fleece crewneck and matching joggers for a comfortable, relaxed fit.
pet
Put a simple red bow tie and lightweight black glasses frames on a white dog.

Tips

  • Keep the hood up during photos so your DIY floppy beagle ears are fully visible.
  • Choose a hoodie with a spacious hood so it doesn't pull down on your forehead or obscure the glasses.
  • Wear white sneakers to keep the seamless all-white dog aesthetic from head to toe.

Mr. Peabody costume FAQ

What does Mr. Peabody wear?
Mr. Peabody is a white beagle who wears only a red bow tie and round black glasses.
How do you make DIY Mr. Peabody ears?
You can cut long, floppy ear shapes out of white felt or use a pair of white socks, then sew or safety-pin them to the sides of a white hood or headband.
Is this costume good for groups?
Yes, it is perfect for a duo with Sherman, or a trio including Penny Peterson.

Did you know? Mr. Peabody first appeared in 1959 on 'The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show' in the 'Peabody's Improbable History' segments.